security council following mccain's plan to use its own forces in a box that lets the russian ambassador keyes kiev of making wanted to and people can extend ukraine said moscow was trying to de stabilize the country the uk called on russia to explain its buildup of troops in the region on both satellite images show that they are between thirty five and forty thousand russian troops in the vicinity of the border with ukraine. equipped with combat and coughed tanks artillery logistical support units. this is in addition to twenty five thousand russian troops based in the league in crimea clear that russia denies having any intentions toward eastern ukraine criticize the west into kiev to stop a genuine dialogue susan do you propose showing us that unfortunately i have to say this many inaccurate accusations of inmates against russia. russia wants to de stabilize ukraine bring it down. but why did you not respond to a cool when the crisis began to stop the title to help ukraine find his way out the political and economic crisis that was unfolding with them a nice cool pieces of the group of ware

he is pointing a weapon at her and he's demanding the keyes to the safe. she continuously refuses to give him those keys and then they begin to struggle and fight. >> that's brave because he's got a weapon to the back of her head. >> both of them struggling with the weapon. the woman was able to get away from this attacker. she ran outside and called for help. that scared the guy. he took off. police did come to the store and they recovered a weapon. the weapon? a toy gun. >> ah. >> oh. >> police did recognize this guy as a previous offender. they were able to track him down and arrest him. >>> annabelle the sheep may be having a bit of an identity crisis kcus -- >> notice how she's hopping around the barnyard. >>> and once upon a timeline there was a special announcement. >> what's next? what's missing? >> the big surprise that makes for a happily>> that's a cool w. >>> in the world of timelines that we live in, your facebook timeline, your twitter feed/timeline, i guess it would make sense that these people made this announcement -- >> once upon a timeli

keye in austin spoke to calaybra. >> i just feel embarrassed, sort of sad, i'm angry. >> as you can imagine it made her mother angrier. >> luckily it was my daughter who is nonconfrontational but had it been someone else that maybe had a weapon or something this could be a totally different headline. >> this is a fad that's been around for about a year. it started out as a vine fad and people are posting these videos to youtube as well. calaybra and her mom are pressing charges against these people hoping this doesn't happen to anyone else and they wanted this video out there. they want people to look at it. >> i just want them to know that that's not okay and i really did hurt emotionally. >> you know what, they're going to hit the wrong person on the wrong day. >> it ain't going to be as funny when they get hit back. >> austin pole say this would be a css c mismeanor and fine up to $500. >>> you know how when you're a kid jumping into the dryer or washer seems like a good idea. seems fun. it's not because most of the time you end up like this or a little child in china. >> oh, wow. >> yea

but to try and miss use others, like the world net daily conservative pundit alan keyes asked what's going on on the bundy ranch was a rosa parks moment, i mean, some on the right have invoked the jams of civil rights leaders to defend their stance. aire names have been used to defend opposition to the affordable care act, to defend their anti-abortion stand. they even invoke king to defend voter id. i mean, if you're going to stand for something, how are you going to use the people that fought for strong central government to protect themselves against states rights. why distort them? use the examples that you really believe in and that you're consistent with. >> yeah, you can do it because -- we call it -- remember the day, we called it co-opting. they have co-opted erg. that's exactly what they're doing. this would be be like comparing the night riders of the cklu klx klan to the freedom riders of the civil rights movement. and that's what these guys do. and the sad thing is, the sad thing is they get away with it because reverend sharpton, most people don't know their history. so

twice a month she picks up litter outside her home along keyes avenue next to the so- called jungle,t 75 acres one of the largest homeless encampments in the country. and we're back here out at the section of the creek that was just cleaned up. this is not the last time that these guys will be out here. and until the greater problem of homelessness is solved, there is a sense that this is a new normal. however, there is an upside. these guys run themselves like a startium. they are lean and mean and know how to talk to government agencies. they know how to get people out here and so there is hope for the future. in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >> the so-called citizen uprisings in san jose are nothing new. last year we reported on one group of neighbors who got so fed up with crime and lack of police, they hired a private security guard. city reps say it's a good thing for people to get involved and make their communities healthier. >>> a got up today cooler out and puddles, breezy, too. brian hackney has the forecast. >> i hope that's not a note of surprise in your voice. >> no. >> yo

see if they indictments including derek lowe setter and matthew keyes and people can can submit money to him and read about the case and you know he's he's he's a trench warrior any he's fought this on a shoestring budget and he's continuing to protect our rights as americans thank you so much andrew arnheim are we really appreciate you fighting in the trenches we need to get this law overturned really push it on thank you abbie i appreciate you . coming up i'll speak with the seattle city council member about the fight for fifteen dollars an hour minimum wage. is serializing the flow of natural gas is so very simple reason why deals go friendship and those sympathy but you might be those who would see cudi color meek as the only tease you need to have issues between those who are a shia interest in school. right on the street. first street to you and i think pictures. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. to be in the know. on. you know i'm a very emotional person by nature i really like who would last you know right. jack thanks when i'm like you know i'm so cool and there's no o

keyes has seen where the rescue will is 9:14 a.m.ll 10 minutes later that a few men was still asking how to escape and can they be rescued. this person was an experienced in an emergency should be the captain on the radio heaney's make decisions fast but isn't isn't clear where the captain was at this point he was one of the one. hundred and 74 rescue he said that he was angry they left his passengers behind. moon had been tracking this g;lacier they said this ship has suddenly made a sharp right turn. he said the tracking system was off he wondered at the ship lost power he said he would never understand the action of the fatal capt.. they said this is the last time you'll speak about what happened. hoping that not talking about it will stop the nightmares he still having about the children that he couldn't save. google is one step closer to getting more driverless cars on the streets of locals out this morning that global says th the vehicles are gingr--much more better. the driver is vehicles can handle the freeways pretty well bu

see if they indictments including derek lowe sutter and matthew keyes and people can can submit money to him and read about the case and you know he's he's he's a trench warrior and he's fought this on a shoestring budget and he's continuing to protect our rights as americans thank you so much andrew arnheim are we really appreciate you fighting in the trenches we need to get this law overturned really push it. thank you abbie i appreciate you. coming up i'll speak with the seattle city council member about the fight for fifteen dollars an hour minimum wage. the fact that. the really. good you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy shred albus. rule. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across several we've been hydrogen lying handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once will just my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actuall

we have tables out there, can you get wine, keyes, listen to the music. leak this picture. >> sandy, a quick philanthropy question. you were talking in competent america wealth. there are two schools, one is sort of the war reven buffet school, make your money, you don't needily need to make it immediately, compound your money, then give it away. others say start early, start quickly, you may not be able to give out as much money away or have as much time to do it. what's the answer? >> i love your question, because when people tell me they don't have the time, the biggest merger was 1998 when the city merged with travelers. and i became the chairman of that, running a company in 100 companies with 250,000 people and i was chairman of carnegie hall and chairman of rockland college and the american foundation. and i made the time. so i think people should start young. i think philanthropy is really about brains. when somebody comes out of college. they get a job at twitter or clorox, you pick the company. >> that person also gets involved in things in the

keyes authorities do nothing they don't lift a single finger to find the causes of these deep traceshould they can't or don't want to control the extremists who continue to hold the two. and let's not take a closer look at all the geneva deal chair requires fast it's calling on all sides story frame from violence and demands all in needle groups be disarmed that all buildings and public places a little missies should be there catered their agreement also requires an amnesty for press testers and last but not least a broad national dialogue should be stylish with outreach to all the regions and foreign affairs journalist a new client believes that he crane's interim leaders and interested in fulfilling their training of a deal it's clear to me that the authorities and the western sponsors are only paying lip service to this agreement their actions are saying to as loud and clear that they're not really interested in the escalation quite the opposite they actually want to escalate this crisis still heard unfortunately you're supposed to be a democratic revolution in ukraine wasn't it a

like i went to prison and to people so far as have committed suicide over a crazy indictment and keyesmight go to prison and that are my go to prison because because reagan was senile and that's just that's just ridiculous talk about your time in prison and you said that you spent half your time and solitary confinement why did you initially get sent to the hole and what sort of tactics were used against you psychologically to break your down once you were thrown in. i was initially since the whole because i mean this case was about my speech and i was sent to the hole because i continued to speak in prison i had a. i had a p.b.x. system which is like a computer that answers phone calls and i would i would call into it and it would record my voice and post whatever i said to a web service called sound cloud and the federal government didn't like this and they probably called the prison and told them to put me in the hole over. starvation i have celiacs disease i require gluten free diet which which the prison for quite a while refused to refuse to provide. in the whole you endure sleep